Bob in OHIO

Following WWI Steyr introduced a .22 rifle. It was available in 5 variants: 1. Meisterschaftsbüchse (with micrometer rear sight and...

Appears to be a G.33/30. Here's another pic that I copied from the ref. sections. Each stamp is purposeful for a step in the process/...

That’s not accurate. The M937 and M937A Portuguese contract rifles never saw service in German hands in WW2. The order was completely...

Cool, w/ a sight lifter too! The SN range for the 4th is ~10,000 to 99,999

Bingo! My thought too, hence the underside check of the metal for a date…

Have you taken it out of the wood, and looked at the bottom of the receiver?

First two post from our new member Mike (welcome aboard). Wants authenticity help from two pics on his G.43 & K98k. Implies boomers...

And honestly, what would you like us to formulate about a rifle based on 3 bad pics which tell us nothing? Take a look in the pic...

Cheep… cheep… cheep

FG… PM’ed you

98 Slings often are now on trainers, but not convinced they were period slung

This is an axis partner weapon and not a Beutewaffe. This board may be the closest to appropriate for it though. I bought this carbine...

just a test....

0.0 less for a dc KKW imo.

… the front most end on the rod is straight across (versus chamfered)… not orig for me